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Call your function from Example 1 three times with different kinds of arguments: a value, a variable, and an expression. Identify which kind of argument is which.

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MrRoyal

Answer:

Example 1:

def function(num):  

   print(num*2)

Example 2:

function(5)

num = 2

function(num)

function(3-1)

Explanation:

Given:

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To start with Example (1)

def function(num):  

   print(num*2)

Note that; the above code segment which doubles the parameter, num could have been any other code

In Example (1), the parameter is num

For example (2):

We can call the function using:

#1. A value:

function(5)

In #1, the argument is 5; a value

#2. A Variable

num = 2

function(num)

In #2, the argument is num; a variable

#3. An Expression

function(3-1)

In #3, the argument is 3-1; an expression

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